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It is conservatively estimated that there are more than 1 million pieces, and there should be more cultural relics in the Old Summer Palace than in the Forbidden City, and there are more than 100 cultural relics preserved in the Forbidden City, and the cultural relics in the Old Summer Palace will only be more than those in the Forbidden City.

The Old Summer Palace was destroyed by the British and French forces, and it was to burn down the Old Summer Palace to force the Qing ** to sign an unequal treaty, and the Old Summer Palace was the favorite of Emperor Xianfeng.

There is a copy of the 5th grade Chinese textbook in the first book, so let's take a look at it in the vocabulary book.

Antique calligraphy and painting.

The Old Summer Palace was a treasure house, and it was also the largest royal museum and art gallery in the world at the time, with many treasures, books and masterpieces of art. It contains rare cultural relics such as calligraphy and paintings of celebrities, secret mansion classics, bell and ding treasures, gold and silver jewelry, etc., which concentrate the essence of ancient culture. The Old Summer Palace is also a garden of exotic trees and flowers, with millions of precious flowers and trees.

And how many cultural relics were once collected in the Old Summer Palace is a mystery. Whether it is the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace or other cultural relics, there will be relevant display files, specifically to record the cultural relics in the building, but the Old Summer Palace lacks display files, because the total number of cultural relics in the Old Summer Palace is not clearly recorded, and it has become difficult to figure out how many cultural relics have been lost abroad.

The great French writer Victor Hugo once said: "Even if all the treasures of all the museums in our country are added together, they cannot be compared with this grand and magnificent Oriental Museum." The halls in the park are decorated with countless rosewood furniture, and there are many rare cultural relics at home and abroad.

The Chinese Yuan Pavilion is one of the four major imperial library buildings in China.

Books and classics. The Old Summer Palace has an extremely rich collection of books and cultural relics, to name a few. Wenyuan Pavilion is a library building built in imitation of Ningbo Fan's Tianyi Pavilion, which is one of the famous four pavilions of the royal north, built in the 40th year of Qianlong. The cabinet collects Qianlong's "Four Library Books" and Kangxi's "Ancient and Modern Books Collection".

Siku Quanshu is the largest comprehensive book series in ancient China, with more than 3,400 titles, nearly 80,000 volumes, and more than 36,000 volumes. Because of the vastness of the "Quanshu", at that time, it was selected to be particularly important and compiled into the "Siku Quanshu Collection", with a total of 12,000 volumes.

Hui Yao" copied two copies, one was stored in the Forbidden City, and the other was collected in the East Wing of the Changchun Garden. In addition, there is also a famous Wenxuan - Chunhua Xuan, which is specially built for the collection of the famous Dharma post "Chunhua Pavilion Post". "Pavilion Post" was originally copied and engraved in the third year of Chunhua in the Northern Song Dynasty (992), including Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi and even Cangjie, Xia Yu, Confucius and other 99 calligraphy masterpieces.

Divided into ten volumes, it is the first large-scale series of posts in China, and is known as the ancestor of all posts.

During the Qianlong period, according to the "Pavilion Post" of the Northern Song Dynasty, after careful examination and revision, the hook was carved into the stone. It lasted three years, to the spring of the 37th year of Qianlong (1772), the 144 pieces of inscription were copied and engraved and inlaid in the 24 or so corridors in front of Chunhua Xuan. This is the famous "Qianlong Re-engraved Chunhua Pavilion Post".

Needless to say, when the Old Summer Palace was destroyed, the precious books and cultural relics collected in the park, such as "Siku Quanshu", "Quanshu Huiyao", "Ancient and Modern Books Collection", and "Chunhua Pavilion Post" facsimile, were not spared. This can reflect the great damage caused to human culture by the imperialist invaders by burning down the Old Summer Palace.

There are exquisite pavilions and pavilions in the Old Summer Palace, there are also splendid palaces, its building is not only magnificent, and the building contains all kinds of rare treasures, it is a world-famous royal forest garden, there are many cheats in it, there are also many valuables. From the bronze ritual vessels of the pre-Qin era to the calligraphy and painting of the literati of the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

The Old Summer Palace Bai used to collect more.

Du Shao cultural relics are still a mystery, because.

The total number of cultural relics collected for the Old Summer Palace.

There is no clear record of the answer, and it has become difficult to find out how many cultural relics have been lost abroad.

Because the determination of the 'cultural relics' of the Old Summer Palace is more complicated, and the understanding and recognition of the scattered cultural relics of the Old Summer Palace for a long time are relatively confusing, a large number of old collections of the Old Summer Palace have been falsely claimed to be scattered cultural relics of the Old Summer Palace.

The Old Summer Palace was once known as the "Garden of Ten Thousand Gardens", but it has gone through many hardships.

The most precious treasure of the Old Summer Palace is to make the Chinese understand that backwardness means being beaten, killed or even exterminated. The value is incomparable. This also inspires the Chinese to work hard and never stop!

The treasures in the Old Summer Palace were scavenged by an emperor from all over the country, and they are all priceless treasures, but unfortunately many of them have gone to foreign countries!

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$50 billion is not enough. Too much.

From the bronze ritual vessels of the pre-Qin era to the celebrity calligraphy and paintings of the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, they are worth about 50 billion US dollars.

All of them are priceless treasures, although only a few heads remain.

There are about 1.5 million pieces. Who called the emperor, the queen mother and the Qing ** corrupt and incompetent, they knew to flee for their lives, really. Those may just be in vain.

Those Anglo-French coalition forces and the Eight-Nation Coalition are really, sick, they always like to rob our Chinese things, rob them and exhibit them, and they think they are theirs! It's shameless (that's so right for them)!!

When have you seen enough, it's time to return it to China, just the treasures of their country are treasures, and our country is just qualified to be robbed? That's right, they can only get it by robbing, which means that they are useless!!

There is one of the rare treasures in the Old Summer Palace, the "12 Zodiac Bronze Statues". Because the looters wanted to destroy the evidence left behind during the plunder, they burned the Old Summer Palace and destroyed the evidence.

Countless treasures were later burned by the British and French forces, and we hated and felt it very much, and we regretted it very much.

Many of the treasures in the Old Summer Palace were too big for the powers to take away, but they didn't want to keep them, so they burned them.

The Old Summer Palace is a treasure hall that houses rare cultural relics such as calligraphy and paintings of celebrities, secret classics, bell and ding treasures, gold and silver jewelry, etc., which concentrates the essence of ancient culture. The Old Summer Palace is also a garden of exotic trees and flowers, with millions of precious flowers and trees. Westerners who have witnessed the Old Summer Palace in its entirety call it the "Garden of Ten Thousand Gardens".